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News Care start-up Kenbi receives seven million euros The start-up is setting up a care service that is already looking after around 400 patients. The young company's software is designed to save 20 percent of time on bureaucratic tasks.

News Naga makes 26 million euro turnover Fintech Naga made more than 20 million euros in sales in 2020, which it says was a record year. This year, the turnover is to be doubled once again.

News This well-known investor invests in Filestage Filestage has completed its Series A financing. The start-up from Stuttgart receives 2.8 million.

News Tencent joins Clark The Chinese internet group is leading a financing round for the insurance start-up Clark.

News Ex-Airbus boss Tom Enders becomes member of Lilium's supervisory board The former CEO of Airbus is already a member of the Lufthansa Supervisory Board. Now he also wants to support the air cab start-up Lilium from Weßling.

Magazine Knowledge Nothing ventured, nothing gained Many young founders are unable to finance their plans themselves. Venture capital is an important aid for them. But when should they resort to it? And what do investors actually get out of it?

Lars-Thorben Niggehoff

News New venture capitalist supports young start-ups A new fund from SCE and Freiraum is aimed at young start-ups or teams with ideas. They receive up to 50,000 euros.

News iBanFirst comes to Germany Fintech iBanFirst announces its launch in Germany. Mark Elser becomes Country Manager.

News Shoop.de is sold The Global Savings Group takes over the operator of Shoop.de, Germany's largest cashback platform.

News Air up raises 18 million euros The aroma start-up has successfully completed another financing round. A big name is among the investors.

News Ryte receives 6.5 million euros The SaaS start-up Ryte receives millions in funding. This will drive its international expansion.

News Former Metro boss founds start-up consulting firm Olaf Koch, the ex-CEO of Metro, has a new side job. He founds a strategy and investment consultancy.

News Thermondo gets new majority shareholder from Canada Canadian infrastructure investor Brookfield is acquiring a majority stake in German heating installer Thermondo. The transaction still has to be approved by the authorities.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News This start-up wants to digitize pallets The first start-up has been founded as part of the Fraunhofer IML's Silicon Valley project. Its idea could take the pressure off small and medium-sized companies in particular.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Paypal and Coinbase invest in TaxBit The start-up from the USA calculates the taxes due on cryptocurrencies. PayPal Ventures and Coinbase Ventures are now investing an undisclosed sum.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News New unicorn for Germany: Mambu is valued at 1.7 billion euros With the current financing round of 110 million euros, Mambu has become a German unicorn: the FinTech's valuation now stands at 1.7 billion euros. The round was led by tech investor TCV from Silicon Valley.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News Too Good To Go receives 25 million euros The coronavirus pandemic has hit the Too Good To Go food rescue concept hard, but it still expanded into the USA last year. The start-up is now receiving 25 million euros. A venture capitalist is also involved for the...

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

News This start-up fights against traffic jams Intelligent route planning and an individual route for each car by evaluating real-time data: This is what the start-up Graphmasters promises. Lower Saxony is now using the young company's app.

Lisa Marie Münster 01.01.1970

Reports How a start-up wants to digitise learning Sofatutor has been offering learning videos for almost 13 years. But never before have so many watched them as in the Corona year. Can the trend continue in the long term?

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970

News EU invests in 42 start-ups The European Union becomes a shareholder in European start-ups. The Commission is investing a total of 178 million euros.

Tom Schmidtgen 01.01.1970